Khrushchev Proposes West Berlin Troop Substitution
Premier Khrushchev says war threat in Berlin grows and suggests Western troops be replaced by a garrison of Norwegian-Danish or Belgian-Dutch forces with Czech and Polish units. He frames U S tests and an antimissile claim as provocations while warning NATO forces in Europe risk escalation. The World Peace Congress in Moscow reports about 2,000 delegates from 118 nations attend the Kremlin event.
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Pacific
Telstar Satellite Circles Earth in Orbit From Cape Canaveral
The Telstar satellite launched from Cape Canaveral today orbits the globe about every 157.8 minutes with a perigee of 593 miles and an apogee of 3,502 miles. It could be the first step toward a space relay system for worldwide radio telephone and television transmission.
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Telstar Satellite Made Orbit for Global Relay Tests
Cape Canaveral launched Telstar aboard a Thor Delta three stage rocket at 3 35 a m EST officials said the satellite is in orbit for experiments toward a space relay system for TV radio and telephone signals The orbit may run near 575 to 3450 miles altitude with a two hour 36 minute period First tests planned tonight to gauge relay capabilities and potentially carry live TV to U S audiences later this month
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Furniture Market Signals Holiday Plans For Southeast Retailers
At the Southern Furniture Exposition Building buyers scout for holiday season stock with bedding novelties and toys while some show spaces report light orders. Retailers in the Southeast, except Eastern North Carolina hit by rains, expect solid sales later in the year as prices squeeze profits.
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John A. Myrick
John Myrick Inc
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Carolina
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High Point Furniture Club
Virginia - Carolinas
Emerywood Country Club
Southern Retail Furniture Assn
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Churchill Suffers From Blood Clot
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, 87, is hospitalized with a blood clot in his broken left thigh. Doctors say there is no extension of thrombosis and the leg is less swollen, with injections to treat vein inflammation and prevent new clots. He remains able to sit up and read papers after a June 29 fall in Monte Carlo.
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Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Monte Carlo
Stock Market Rallies On Margin Cut News
The stock market surged on margin requirements cut by the Federal Reserve Board to half the purchase price. Investors borrowed more and buying topped midmorning activity as the Dow rose 14.14 to 594.96 and the S P 500 gained 1.11 to 57.66 by 11 a m.
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Asheboro Contempt Conviction Reversed by State Supreme Court
The North Carolina State Supreme Court overturned the contempt of court conviction of Asheboro attorney Ottway Burton. The court ruled the judge acted on an oral unsworn complaint and voidly issued orders, leaving Burton within his rights to not appear on December 29. Burton had been jailed briefly before and again after subsequent hearings pending appeal.
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Supreme Court
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Special Superior Court
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American and British Critics Challenge Soviet Nuclear Tests
At the Kremlin World Peace Congress American professor Dale Pontius urged caution against hostile rhetoric and urged peace efforts while condemning the Soviet resumption of nuclear tests. Canon John Collins of St. Paul’s Cathedral criticized both superpowers and nonaligned states for arms policies.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Telstar launch to test broadband space link from Andover to Europe
Telstar, a 34 percent inch sphere weighing 170 pounds with 15 000 parts, will launch at 3 55 am EST on a three stage Thor Delta rocket built by Douglas. Sponsored by Bell Labs and AT&T with NASA cooperation, the mission will test voice TV and photographs over 600 telephone channels, first between Andover Maine and Helmdel New Jersey tonight and later across the Atlantic.
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Peace Congress invited to Chicago meeting next year
An invite from Prof Dale Pontius of Chicago urged a World Peace Congress delegation to meet in Chicago midlands of the U S A next year. The speaker said a rewarding experience and warm hospitality would await invited members if they agreed to attend.
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Roosevelt University
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
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Moscow
Commu Jin
Dale Pontius
Midlands
U.S.A
Experimental price supports for untied flue cured tobacco
Agriculture Dept unveils a 1962 season trial limiting price supports to untied lugs primings and nonscript grades for the first five market days at flue cured markets in South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia. Beginning day six supports apply to tied tobacco only.
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Agriculture Department
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Georgia- Florida
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